Sheriff Appeal Court
| Sheriff Appeal Court | |
|---|---|
| Established | 2015 |
| Location | Edinburgh and Glasgow |
| Composition method | Appellate court |
| Appeals to | Appeals from the Sheriff Court |
| Judge term length | N/A |
| Number of positions | Varies (judges appointed by the Lord President) |
| Website | Sheriff Appeal Court |
The Sheriff Appeal Court is a court in Scotland that hears appeals from decisions made by the Sheriff Court. Established in 2015, the court is a key part of the Scottish judicial system, providing a route for individuals to challenge decisions in civil and criminal matters made in the Sheriff Court. It plays a vital role in ensuring the consistency and accuracy of legal decisions in Scotland.[1]
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